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"The forecast for Waitangi Day for all of NZ is torrential humbug, followed by scattered controversy, occasional goodwill, strong wind and long spells of apathy and agendas..." 5 February 2010

"The forecast for Waitangi Day for all of NZ is torrential humbug, followed by scattered controversy, occasional goodwill, strong wind and long spells of apathy and agendas..." 5 February 2010

"We got the forecast for the surplus wrong." "What is it with you Treasury people! Don't you ever get it right?!!!" "It's a billion more than expected." "You're forgiven." 16 December, 2002.

"We got the forecast for the surplus wrong." "What is it with you Treasury people! Don't you ever get it right?!!!" "It's a billion more than expected." "You're forgiven." 16 December, 2002.

"Do you expect to be in a better or worse financial position in the next 12 months?" "Things can't get any worse?! Can they!" "Kiwis stay optimistic about their bank balances." Doom & gloom economic reports. How polling works. 11 January 2009.

"Do you expect to be in a better or worse financial position in the next 12 months?" "Things can't get any worse?! Can they!" "Kiwis stay optimistic about their bank balances." Doom & gloom economic reports. How polling works. 11 January 2009.

"The forecaster says it's gonna turn out nice and sunny!" "Blighter must be standing for re-election!" 7 October, 2008

"The forecaster says it's gonna turn out nice and sunny!" "Blighter must be standing for re-election!" 7 October, 2008

Fletcher, David 1952-: 'Due to unforeseen circumstances our surplus is much lower than forecasted.' 'WHAT unforeseen circumstances?' 'How were we to know that we had a useless forecaster?' The Dominion, 19 December 2001.

Fletcher, David 1952-: 'Due to unforeseen circumstances our surplus is much lower than forecasted.' 'WHAT unforeseen circumstances?' 'How were we to know that we had a useless forecaster?' The Dominion, 19 December 2001.

"All you have to do Trevor, is convince the punters..." "That it's been AGES since it rained..." "And NO TIME at all since we took over the shop from the Nats!" 10 April, 2006.

"All you have to do Trevor, is convince the punters..." "That it's been AGES since it rained..." "And NO TIME at all since we took over the shop from the Nats!" 10 April, 2006.

"Can we move please? This guy is freaking me out..." 'The end of the world is near'. '2009 economic forecast'. 27 April 2009

"Can we move please? This guy is freaking me out..." 'The end of the world is near'. '2009 economic forecast'. 27 April 2009

"And now, our updated economic forecast assessment..." 26 November, 2008.

"And now, our updated economic forecast assessment..." 26 November, 2008.

2008. 2009. 24 December, 2008.

2008. 2009. 24 December, 2008.

"This Treasury forecast is so depressing!" "Cheer up! It could be much worse!" "How could it be worse?" "Imagine how depressing this forecast would be if they'd ever produced one that was even vaguely accurate." 18 December, 2008.

"This Treasury forecast is so depressing!" "Cheer up! It could be much worse!" "How could it be worse?" "Imagine how depressing this forecast would be if they'd ever produced one that was even vaguely accurate." 18 December, 2008.

"There may be a gradual slowdown in the economy." "How gradual?" "You'll need airbags." 31 January, 2006.

"There may be a gradual slowdown in the economy." "How gradual?" "You'll need airbags." 31 January, 2006.